Campanula andrewsii, A. DC.

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21. C. andrewsii A. DC. , Monogr. Camp. 220 (1830).

Biennial. Stems 20-30 cm, numerous. Basal leaves rosulate, pubescent or tomentose, more or less lyrate; lower cauline leaves similar, with an ovate, serrate terminal lobe, obtuse or rounded at apex and more or less cordate at base; upper cauline obovate to elliptical. Flowers axillary or terminal. Calyx-teeth ovate to triangularlanceolate, usually more than half as long as corolla; appendages triangular-lanceolate. Corolla tubular, glabrous or pubescent, violet. 2« = 34. Limestone rock-crevices. • 5. Greece (E. Peloponnisos). Gr.